Solutions Slot – 2 (Physics)

EXERCISE – V JEE QUESTIONS

i 1 > i2
200 7. (a) No

100 100 O
200
(1 – y)
1.
100 B 12
(b) P
10V (y) J x C
A D
G
Wheat stone bridge
Q
2. (i) I = remains constant. C
t
12 x
 RA
(ii) R = Q=
A A,D B
G

1  [L]
= 2 J
[L ][ML2T – 3 A – 2 ]
= = (c) 40 
 AR 60 
= [M–1L–3T3A2] P
V1r2  V2r1 r1r2
Notes r1  r2 , r1  r2
8
In balance condition
0.5 12 × 40  = x 60 
1A 0.5 0.25 0.25 x  8
8. For power maximum
9v
3.  rmax
P = i2r
9. Potential gradient does not depend on area
of cross section.
4. Wheat stone bridge is balanced.

2R 2R C
RL
2R A B
R
10.
P r r Q
5.

2R 2R Output can be taken across the terminals A
and C or B and C.
Symmetric circuit
R2 R1
 5R 
i2 R 
 6  5R
R1 11. (A) RPQ = 5R =
R 11
6. i1 6

4R R

3 2 4R
R2 < R1 (B) RQR = 4R R =
 11
3 2
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P
R1 R2
R R
  
R 3 2

2 x
Q
a
 3R  R  18.
   y
 2  3  3R 3R (100 – y)
(C) RPR = = =
 3R R  11 11
   x 2
 2 3
4R/3
G

(y + 20)
Q R/2 R (80 – y)
x > 2
3R/2 2(100 – y) = xy ...(1)
x (80 – y) = 2(y + 20) ...(2)
19. For R1
Wheat stone Bridge
P R/3 R
R1 = 1
12. C for R2 = 0.5 
for R3 = 2
Voltmeter

G1 V2
Power P =
Ammeter
R
13. P2 > P1 > P3
G2
x
R.B.
E

14. Jayega to Ayega kahan se isliye zero hai. 20. G n.d.

 100    rg  If x & null deflection remains same R.B. should

15. i = 100 × 10–6  1   i  ig 1   = 100.1
0.1   R
  increase.

mA 6  1.5
21. Rtotal = 2 + = 3.2 k
16. Error Ka sawal hai. [JEE 2005] 6  1.5
x. 1 = R × 2 24 V
(A) I = = 7.5 mA = IR1
x 1 R 2 3.2k
R=  x= 
2 1 RL
IR 2 =
R.d 2 R.d1. 2 RL  R 2 I = 1.5 mA
 12
dx = 1 – IRL = 6mA
For error
(B) VRL = ( IRL ) (RL) = 9V
dx d 2 d 1
=  +  2
x 2 1 PR1 IR R1
1 25
minimum for 1 = 2 (C) P = 2 =
R2 IR R 2 3
2

17. R =
A R 2RL 6
(D) When R1 & R2 are interchanged R  R = k
  R2 2 L 7
R1 = 2 R2 = = Earlier it was 9V
2( 2r ) 2r 2 4
P  V2
 Solutions Slot – 2 (Physics)

Since Pot. difference decreases three times

therefore, power dissipated will decreases 9 2
times.    I1
I2   R 

 R  1 / 2 I2 = 2.25  R = 4
L
22. R =
A 26. B
 = 52 + 1 = 53
 = 48 + 2 = 50

L L
R= t
Lt
X 10
L


R=
t

V2
23. P = & 100 W > 60 W > 40 W
R 52 48

V2 V2 V2 1 1 1 x  530
> >  R > R > R  x= = 10.6 ohm
R100 R 60 R 40 100 60 40 10 ' 50

V 6v 6v 0v

A A B
RT
24. 1A
27.

V 6v 3v 3v 1V

R1 vAB= 5 V
V = G1
28.
By symmetry the 1  resistances don't get any
A = G2 current so circuit reduces to

R2

,1 ,1

R
25.
2
 2 
I1    R
R 2

,1
12
I1 
6  12 = 3A
,1 6  12